spectroscope

English

Etymology

From spectro- +‎ -scope.

Pronunciation

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Noun

spectroscope (plural spectroscopes)

1. An optical instrument used for spectrographic analysis [from later 19th c.].

Derived terms

• spectroscopic
• spectroscopical
• spectroscopically

Translations

optical instrument used for spectrographic analysis

Arabic: مِطْيَاف m (miṭyāf) Armenian: լուսապատկերացոյց (lusapatkeracʻoycʻ) Belarusian: спектраскоп m (spjektraskóp) Bulgarian: спектроскоп m (spektroskop) Catalan: espectroscopi m Chinese: Mandarin: 分光鏡 / 分光镜 (zh) (fēnguāngjìng), 光譜鏡 / 光谱镜 (guāngpǔjìng) Czech: spektroskop m Danish: spektroskop n Dutch: spectroscoop (nl) m Esperanto: spektroskopo Estonian: spektroskoop Finnish: spektroskooppi French: spectroscope (fr) m Georgian: სპექტროსკოპი (sṗekṭrosḳoṗi) German: Spektroskop (de) n Greek: φασματοσκόπιο (el) n (fasmatoskópio) Hebrew: ספקטרוסקופ (he) m (spektroskóp) Hungarian: spektroszkóp (hu) Irish: speictreascóp m Italian: spettroscopio m Japanese: 分光器 (ja) (bunkōki) Korean: 분광기 (ko) (bun'gwanggi) Latvian: spektroskops m Lithuanian: spektroskopas m Macedonian: спектроскоп m (spektroskop) Norwegian: Bokmål: spektroskop n Nynorsk: spektroskop n Polish: spektroskop m Portuguese: espectroscópio m Romanian: spectroscop (ro) n Russian: спектроскоп (ru) m (spektroskop) Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: спектроскоп m Roman: spektroskop (sh) m Slovak: spektroskop m Slovene: spektroskop m Spanish: espectroscopio (es) m Swedish: spektroskop n Tagalog: balngawsipat Turkish: spektroskop (tr), tayfölçer (tr) Ukrainian: спектроскоп m (spektroskop) Vietnamese: kính quang phổ (vi)

See also

• spectrograph
• spectrometer

French

Etymology

From spectro- +‎ -scope.

Pronunciation

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Noun

spectroscope m (plural spectroscopes)

1. spectroscope

Derived terms

• spectroscopie
• spectroscopique

Further reading

• “spectroscope”, in Trésor de la langue française informatisé [Digitized Treasury of the French Language], 2012.